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Sainsbury's plans to bring major investment to Kings Lynn
Sainsbury's plans to bring major investment to Kings Lynn with new supermarket at Hardwick Junction
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Enterprise and Entrepreneurship Competition 2008/9
November will see the launch of the Enterprise and Entrepreneurship 2008/09 competition supported by Morston Assets, the Norfolk Charitable Trust and the College of West Anglia.
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Sainsbury's could bring 400 jobs to Kings Lynn
Sainsbury's could be set to bring 400 jobs to King's Lynn, with a massive new superstore on a prime site on the outskirts of the town, it emerged today.
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Watchdog Clears 'Shocking' Ad Campaign
An advertising campaign which drew on Al Gore's global warming film to sell eco-homes has been cleared by a watchdog after complaints that it was offensive, shocking and inappropriate.
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MC.NetWork 2007
South Lynn Millennium Community continues to make excellent progress
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Thurlow Nunn Saab - July 07
BioPower drives into Kings Lynn
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Lynn News - 14th May 07
Boost to Lynn economy with Pinguin site invesment in Kings Lynn
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Eastern Daily Press - 18th May 07
Lynn's £300m green jobs boost
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Paper Mills Firm Seeking Quick Decision
A £330m scheme for two recycled- paper mills in west Norfolk has been submitted to planners less than two months after the project was first announced.
Family-run German paper-mill firm Palm Paper is ploughing ahead with its plans amid competition in the industry to get the first new paper mill built in the UK in years, plugging a gap in the recycled-paper industry sector.
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Massive Machine on Order for Paper Mill
One of the largest orders for a paper milling machine in Europe has been placed by German firm Palm Paper, cementing the company's plans for King's Lynn.
The family-run firm, which has announced plans to build a £330m recycled papermill to produce newsprint for the English market, is not due to take over the former sugar beet factory site fully until early next year.
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Morston Sells Kings Lynn Industrial Park
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The Herald - 23rd May 07
Bank of Scotland Corporate yesterday consolidated what could become a potential £200m stake in a sustainable development company
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Waterside Bid Later This Year
The developer behind Newcastle's proposed Waterside Quarter says it is likley to submit a planning application for the area later this year
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Eastern Daily Press - July 06
Norfolk Constabulary use Morston's Kings Lynn Millennium Community project as model for Secure by Design.
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The Sentinel - July 06
Morston Assets, owners of Marches House in Newcastle town centre, are splashing out more than £1.5m on refurbishment to create offices for 250 workers.
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Business Property - March 06
Morston Assets has started construction of the first phase on its Kingswood Lakeside Office Scheme at Cannock. The first office project on this major new development site will see 70,000 sq ft of self-contained, two-storey offices taking shape - 11 of them in all - by July, with floorspace ranging from 1,529 sq ft to 5,519 sq ft. Morston Assets have been involved with the Kingswood Lakeside project since 1997.
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The Herald - March 06
One of Kwik-Fit founder Sir Tom Farmer's core investment companies has more than quintupled profits after its portfolio generated a sharp rise in income. Morston Securities, which is based in Norfolk, posted a pre-tax surplus of £2,323,154 in the year to July 31, 2005, up from £462,010 in the previous 12 months. Turnover climbed from £1.5m in 2004 to £3.5m. Morston paid £2.9m in interest on borrowings in 2004/05 including bank loans of £48m. It ended the year with net assets of £5.7m.
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Inverness Courier - March 06
In December the Inverness Courier revealed that Morston, which was founded by Scottish property tycoon and philanthropist Sir Tom Farmer, had put its buildings on the market for £7m but senior executives hinted then that a joint venture with another company was their favoured outcome. This has now emerged as Morston Tulloch Developments Limited.
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Inverness Courier – Dec 05
Morston Assets has announced it is selling its 60,000 sq ft site. The prime property on Bridge Street, Inverness replaced Victorian buildings and was constructed to a competition winning design.
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West Midlands Development Round Up – Sept 05
Kingswood Lakeside Employment Park owned by Morston Assets and Staffordshire County Council is a particular honey pot situated less than a mile from Churchbridge Junction of the M6 Toll road. The 100 acre site has already seen a 380,000 sq ft development by Exel Logistics.
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Falkirk Herald – Sept 05
Morston Assets the property development company owned by Sir Tom Farmer and Tom Harrison has let the ground floor of St David's Business Park to First Scottish Searching Services Limited.
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Lynn News – Aug 05
Morston Assets have revised their plans and Councillors look likely to give the thumbs up to the company's plans to build 109 homes in a first phase of the new South Lynn Millennium Village.
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Falkirk Herald – Aug 05
The Straiton Business Park is due for completion early next month. The £5m project is a joint venture between Business Parks and Morston Assets.
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Estates Gazette – July 05
Morston Assets lets Unit 8, Morston Court, Weston Super Mare at £13.50 a ft.
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Crewe Chronicle – July 05
ProLogis has bought the former Sheffield Forgemasters 17 acre site at Crewe from Morston Assets.
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Eastern Daily Press – July 05
Morston Assets has bought the 120 acre former Sugar Beet Factory at Kings Lynn next to its Nar Ouse Regeneration Millennium project.
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Lynn News – July 05
Morston Assets the developer in charge of the £170m Nar Ouse Regeneration Project has bought the former Sugar Beet Factory to turn into a Business Park next door to the new South Lynn Millennium Village.
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Retail Week – July 05
Morston Assets has let the final unit at Launceston Retail Park to Argos.
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The Guardian – July 05
Business and property markets in Nantwich are going from strength to strength as new premises are snapped up. Two of three new office units at the Princes Court Business Park have been sold and a third is under offer.
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